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1982 Honda CB650 · Suspension & Wheel Parts Buying guide
The selection includes 35 mm fork-seal applications, tapered steering bearings and a nominal 335 mm eye-to-clevis shock set. Confirm the supplier’s clevis measuring reference and compare the fitted mounts before selecting the shocks.
Fork oil-seal setJapanese-made fork seals measuring 35 × 48 × 10.5/11 mm for the listed standard CB650 forks.View part
Tapered steering bearingsTapered-roller conversion kit including upper and lower bearing races, made in Japan.View part
Chrome 335 mm shocksListed at a nominal 335 mm eye-to-clevis, with four-position preload and the stated fitting pieces.View part
The selected fork seals measure 35 × 48 × 10.5/11 mm. The steering kit is a tapered-roller conversion with upper and lower races. Check whether the fitted front end or bearings have already been changed before deciding what needs replacement.
The product photos show an upper eye and lower clevis. The selected set is listed at a nominal 335 mm eye-to-clevis with bushings, inserts, washers and a preload wrench. Confirm the supplier’s clevis measuring reference and compare the fitted mounting dimensions before ordering.
No numerical spring rate or rider-and-luggage load rating is supplied in the full shock record. Four positions describe the available preload adjustment, not a verified load limit. Obtain the shock supplier’s load and setup guidance before choosing the set for a particular carried weight.
Identify the installed bearings, races and steering stem first. This kit supplies upper and lower tapered bearings with matching races for one steering head, but its original-model application does not verify every earlier aftermarket conversion. Compare the fitted arrangement and the conversion instructions before buying.
The listing gives a nominal 335 mm eye-to-clevis length, and the product photo confirms an eye and a clevis. It does not identify the exact clevis reference used for that number. Ask the supplier for the measuring points before comparing it with an existing shock.
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